Google joins FIDO's crusade to replace passwords

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April 24, 2013 CNET Security Center
Google joins FIDO's crusade to replace passwords In the face of rampant weak password selection, group aims to replace passwords for identity authentication when logging into Web sites and online accounts. Read more | Share:  Australian police arrest alleged leader of LulzSec hacking group Australian Federal Police arrest man who reportedly called himself the leader of the hacking group, which has been the target of recent prosecution after a brief hacking run in 2011. Read more | Share:  Cyberattacks triple in 2012, Akamai says China remains the largest culprit, with 41 percent of fourth-quarter observed attack traffic originating in the country, up from 33 percent in the third quarter. Read more | Share:  Germany fines Google $189K for Street View Wi-Fi data breach The fine imposed by Germany represents a total of 0.002 percent of Google's $10.7 billion net profit in 2012, and would take mere minutes to claw that back. Read more | Share:  Seth Rosenblatt Senior writer View profile | Email Senior editor Seth Rosenblatt brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats. Hackers send bogus tweets from '60 Minutes' account CBS News confirms that the Twitter feeds for "60 Minutes" and "48 Hours" were hacked. Phony tweets accused the U.S. of aiding terrorists. Read more | Share:

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